FOR WOMEN PHYSICIANS

THE 7 STEPS TO START A COACHING BUSINESS

What it actually costs, what to charge, and everything you can ignore until later.

  • ✓ The exact order of operations I use with my own clients
  • ✓ Actual numbers, no vague “charge your worth” (yuck!)
  • ✓ A list of things you're allowed to skip for now

WHERE SHOULD I SEND IT?

You'll be redirected to the guide right away (and it will also land in your inbox)

You didn't get into medicine to be confused by a funnel diagram.

You've decided you're doing this. The coaching business is happening. But every podcast, Instagram guru, and $20,000 mastermind is telling you something different about what to buy, what to build, and what to post first.

Tab #47 is open.

You've been researching platforms, LLCs, logos, and lead magnets for 6 months, and the business still lives in your browser.

The price is a guess.

No one will tell you real numbers. Should you charge $100? $5,000? It's anyone's guess. And what does the software actually cost? 

Everything feels urgent.

Branding. Professional headshots. A podcast. Every one of them sounds like something you should have done yesterday.

What's Inside

A sequence and a cost breakdown. With real, updated numbers.

7 steps, from nothing to a live offer with a price on it, in the order they need to happen.

You'll see the actual tools, actual monthly costs, and actual price points (updated every 3 months!). And you'll see the long list of things you've been told you need and don't.

01Coach 10 people for free
02Write one sentence
03Put a number on one offer
04Set up booking and payment
05Get your first paying client
06Build a one-page website
07Start an email list
THE PERMISSION-TO-IGNORE LIST

Know what matters this month. Ignore what can wait 2 years.

Half of what makes this guide different is the second list: the things you're allowed to skip this month, this year, and in some cases forever.

(The guide has the full list, and when each one starts to matter, if it ever does.)

Manuela Powell

Hi, I'm Manuela Powell

I spent 20 years as a breast cancer surgeon, then left clinical practice to build my own business so I could have more freedom and more time with my kids.

Along the way I kept meeting doctors, some of the smartest people I know, who couldn't get their businesses off the ground. They had plenty of information and no idea what to do first, what to charge, or which software to buy, so a year would go by with everything looking equally urgent.

Now I build these businesses for women physicians who want to coach, consult, or teach. And I wrote down the order I take my clients through, with real numbers I update every 3 months, so you can start this month instead of next year.